Cleaning up underway in bond syndicate says Wall Street
A Wall Street News Agency report states a bond syndicate has begun a cleaning up process. Forty percent of subscriptions have been returned to members as a first step. The balance return is uncertain but some expect it soon. Calls among members indicate further progress aiding foreign demand prospects. The recent foreign demand trend has reduced risk of large future issues for some time, as syndicate preparations addressed this danger.
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New York
Wall Street
Cuba's Cause and Cuban War Rumors Spill From Dye Mills
James Porman, long with a Cuban sugar mill in Las Cruces, returns with reports on General Campos tasking Cuba and rising insurgent support. He forecasts rapid island revolt within a month as yellow fever weakens regulars and sugar mills close, pushing idle workers to join rebels.
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Campos
Porman
Spain
China Trade Hindered by Silver Value and Gold Standard Rules
An Exiled Journal argues silver’s value must rise before foreign trade improves for China. Shanghai reports quote Kopach on customs showing exports steadier yet lower in gold standard times, with imports rising modestly. The piece notes silver’s rate impacts tael prices and Chinese consumption, signaling limited recovery unless silver strengthens.
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Rain at Memphis Brings Hardiest Soldier Boys to Camp Schofield
Veterans visit Mexiams report a drizzle at Camp Schofield but the Gallant Soldier Boys endure. Morning sun returns and drills continue with a discipline contest to follow. Afternoon events include the Ui Bank Unibet and other competitions as officers assess prizes.
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Ui Bank Unibet
Interview Grips Thurber Over Triplets Letter Nonsense
Private Secretary Thurber faced a flood of mail about twins triplets and even cats. he refused to name the writer of a letter seeking aid claiming quadruplication in families. The scene described the letter to Grover Cleveland and Thurber’s rebuff amid a nationwide begging wave.
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Tana Wei
Had Duped Many Masquerading Heiress Snares Husband Seeker
C G Arnold arrested in May for posing as a young heiress seeking a husband in Sodan Minnesota. A trunk of sentimental letters was seized. He used aliases Joanie Lamont Le jard Birdie Walker and sent messages promising love. Postal law violation cited as main charge.
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Around the World Plan Delayed Yet Bold Travel Aim
Colonel and Mrs John J Radbury of Los Angeles announce a 90 day attempt to sail and travel around the globe starting from Honor Tul, following Verne inspired notions. The venture faces travel, canal route discussion, and financial speculation amid uncertain details and partial notes.
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Railway Conductor Geeslin Reinstated After Trial
Judge Speer orders Mr Geeslin rehired as conductor on the Southwestern Division at the same salary of 100 dollars per month, with back pay for eighteen months. Gooslin must apologize in writing to Superintendent Kline for an offensive letter. Geeslin, once the oldest and most popular conductor, had been discharged without cause. The railroad claimed theft but failed to prove it.
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Hornpipe Disabled End Of Brooklyn Handicap Winner Takelamt Says
New York May 17 A local paper reports Hornpipe winner of the Brooklyn handicap last Wednesday has run his last race. Trainer Lakeland says the horse is lame with a serious foreleg injury. The crooked hoof and past strain may end his racing career, as the mud and pace took a heavy toll on the 32 year old horse.
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Snow's Late Arrival TrinipaD Colo May 17
Two inches of snow reported between here and Raton New Mexico. First wintry weather in six months brings delight to stock growers and locals. Also notes cold weather and snow in England and on the continent. The death of Dr Joseph Stevenson, a Sumter County resident, is reported with funeral services held yesterday.
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